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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
THr ANARCHISTS APPEAL.
What Is Said of the Grounds Ior the seE
Move.


Move.
CHICAGO, September IA man whose
sources of information are second to none,
but who insisted that his name should not
be used, said to-day that the friends Of the
condemned Anarchists are very confident oi
GETTING the case before the United States
Supreme GOuET.
'On what special gCound will the super
ssdeas be sskedS'
That the constitution was violated In
the unreasonable search made for evidence
Why the safe in the Arbeiter ZitRRg Office
was broken open, and letters, postal cards,
books and all sorts Of papers were taken
away. Their private houses were
searched and private property taken away
In q most reckless manner. Such things
would scarcely be permitted in Russia, and
the Supreme Court must take cognizance
of these representations, which are we'll
supported by proof furnished by the pros
ecution itself?'
"whO will be applied to? Which JUS
tice?''
The attorneys in the case may know
that, bat doabt il they haze decided. II
they have no one will know until the super
sedeas Is issued"
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Th1Emharrn I.Ifteh.

AOETREAI, September 14.-For some
time large quantity of rails for the Red
River Valley Railway in Manitoba, against
which an injunction has been taken by the
Dominion Cover lment to prevent its con-
struction, have been lying on the wharf
here awaiting funds to pay for them. Mr.
Larivere, Provincial Treasurer Of ManitO-
ba, has also been here for some DAYS trying
70 raise money not onl; to pay fof the rails
but also TO construct the road. He has at
last been successful, having been loaned
$50, 900 by the Seminary Of St Sulspice, a
Roman Catholic institution, S47, 900 OF
which has been paid TO the Bank of British
North America, and quantity of rail SUI
6cient to lay fifteen miles Of road, have been
shipped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

1T WILL gall the palsy politicians fear
.tnlly to have to read the list OF reeommen-
dlr,ons made by Gen. BLACK in the inter
,st Of Justice to the soldier. 1t will gall
them to know that it remained for Dem
.orratic Commissioner of Pensions to sug-
yest these humane changes in the laws.
Aud then they can contemplate the cold
.tsures produced showing that after all the
bloody shirt Republican administration
Il : not the trurst friend of the soldier. And
that Democratic administration, while
deyouus no time to fishing tor the Soldier
vote. deyoies 4 great deal to looking after
The soldiers interests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
sUBJECT To REyIsION,

How Texans Voted at the Election The
Majority Against Prohibition.
AUSTIN, TEX, September 1.-THE Re
turning board to-day canvV~ed the vote
Of the counties on the several constitu.
tioral amendments voted upon the 9th OF
August last. The total vote Of the State
in favor Of the Prohibition amendment was
l29, 273; against Prohibition, 22I, ST., ma
jority against Prohibition 1884. These
figures are subject to revision. The re.
turns Of several counties exhibit apparent
errors. The other amendments were all
defeated by maioities ranging from 90, 600
10 nearly 10000 The amendmsnt ex-
tending the legislative session was defeated
by the largest majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
BASE BALL DIRECTORS MEET.
Pittsburg to Play Here Next Month-other
Matters of Interest.

Pittsburg to Play Here Next Month-Other
Matters of Interest.
The directors of the Wheeling Base Ball
Association held meeting Tuesday even
ing and transacted some routine business.
The accounts were examined and the Asso.
ciation found to be in good financis. stand
ing. Secretary English is in New York,
and when he returns every thing will be
put in shape so that the new Board
OF Directors, when elected, can take
hid. The term of the present Board
expires with the end of the season. The
Board also accepted the proposition Of the
Pittsburg League club and they will play
two games here on the llih and 10Th OF
October. Other games will also be ar
ranged with National League and Associa.
tion teams.
SoTEs.
GAINESVILLE again downed Mansfield on
Tuesday by score of to ].
1t is possible that Curly Lemons may re-
turn to the city and play with the home
team the balance Of the season.-Sigaal.
GAINESVILLE and Columbus have sus-
pended hosllities and Canton and Col
umbus are now hard at it. It's lots Of
fun, boys.
1t is authoritatively stated that Buck
enberger, now with the Kalamazoas, will
play with the Wheelings next season.
Wheeling means business and will have o
winning team next season. ZdResriIle
Signal. Well, now.
The Bellaire Independent knows more
about the Wheeling Base Ball Club than
the directors do 1t says: A Kalamazoo
man is to be manager OF the Wheeling Base
Ball Club, with power to sign who he
pleases. This is how such radical changes
are proposed. The reorganization is not TO
effect this seasons playing, but if that
Kalamazoo man lets 'Gamey' Westlake
70 he is not man of good enough judg-
ment to run the Wheeling club Better
retain our own Nicholson"
The O'Crogans and the Shetzlines played
game Of base ball on the Isle nd park yes
terday afternoon. Crogsn End White and
Shetzline and Bell were the respective hat
teries. At the end Of the fifth inning big
kick was made because the 0'Crogans
claimed the game was 10 be only five in
nings, while the Shetzlines said it was to
be a nine inning contest, and they wanted
to play it ont. The 0'Crogans left the
grounds, however, and the umpire, who
was having fun and didn't want to quit,
gave the game to the Shetzliues by score
Of . To 0, the score standing 3 to 4 in favor
of the O'Crogans. Sullivan and Kimber
distinguished themselves on first and sec
ond bases.
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The National Distillers.

CINCINNATI, September 1.-THE Ma
tional bistiilers Protective Association I'm
ished It's labOrs to day, and was banqueted
by the local members tonight 1t was
resolved to make q collection of s., 500
Immediately from the wholesale dealers
and an equal sum from the distillers for
immediate use in Tennessee A lengthy
report from the committee on resolutions
was sdOated, stGtlns the sssdciaiion's side
fths temperance issue.
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EAST LIyERPOOL's OFFER

Of Fund, for the Opening of = New hsil-
road outlet.
EAST LIvERPoOI, September l4-At a
mass meeting held BY the citizens in the
Fifth Street Rink. last night the follow
lDg WAS apOpted
RsS0lrsi, That the citizens Of East Liy-
erpOOl pledge their faith to raise 500, 600
Tor the New Lisbon, East Liverpool and
Southern Rlilroad. providing such money
secure a direct line from here to New Lis
bon, this mOuey 70 be paid one-half when
the construction train runs over the road
and one-half when the road Is completed.
Daniel Crawford, president pro ten. Of
The railroad, assured the citizens that the
road would be built and operated by the
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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EX-SENATOR M'DONALD's VIEWS
Ho Thinks Cleveland Can Have a Second
Term iG He Wants II.

Term VI He wants III,
INDIANAPOLIS, September 14.-Whep
ex-senator Mcdonald returned yesterday
from Washington, where he had speLt sew
eral days, he was asked if it was probable
that Cleveland would be nominated for a
second term.
"IfCleveland wants a second term, y said
Mcdonald, lyon IAN seJ il down as set
tied fact that he will yet it, and without
opposition"
What will Indiana dO?"
"Acquiesce, and practically unanimous
ly. OF course there may be some little
dissatisfaction, but the prepOnderance of
feeling is tor Cleveland, and it will rest
with him when the time comes whether he
receives the nomination for a second term
or not"
Will Indiana waut the Vice Presi-
dcncyr'
Il can't say; would rather think not.
There are really no candidates for the Vice
Presidency in an essential sense. After
the Presidency has been settled the con-
vention will round up the ticket by nam
ing Vice Presidency from the most avail
able men. and with due regard TO local
itY y
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How Ahnnt PrnhIbItione

CHARL EsTON, W. VA, September Is.
Z .'s Editor lf as R,giss.
SIE:-FOraker has opened the Ohio
campaign. Our Republican friends and
nelghbOrs are greatly pleased thsrest
but while he clearly shows bis position on
t tae tarif, all sorts, grades and kinds,
ScA'e S,; politics, National politics, Grover
C.eVeLand and the rebel flags, he never
e refers to the prohibition question Why
: II II the Republican party Il the great
temperance and prohibition party that We
are told It Is, that the leaders can %
panty discuss every conceivable issue
H1Saout ever referring to that? 1t Is sin
guar isn't II? ST. JOHNITE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
ChamberiAin's Visit

LONDON, September l4.-Chamberlain'
visit Coleraine, Londonderry, will be made
the occasion of great Unionist demonstrs
ton. Railways will run special trains tc
accommodate visitors to town. Or the
site of the meeting 8 Temporary building
will be constructed holding 5000. An ad'
dress will bs presented Affirming the neces
sity OF union, urging early land settlement
aud local government for Ireland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
Seven Day AdyentIsts.

-'-'. - % ~ hegtEeT.
'AAAERsBCEG, September l4.-Ths
= even Day AaventiSts are in camp here.
:, I"eo'y-sik tents with $50 campers are on
- grounds. Elder FarnswOrth, Of Bos-
o. oon, and Elder Underwood, Of Cleveland,
c.1t Ca1.e to-dSy. Tney anticipate 3 long en-
Tpment Worship all day.
tO-morroE the State Board Of Examiners
Ign t"o-d4ys' session here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
Chunks Of co<s,er.

GALEsA. Ill, September IA one
hundred pound chunk OF pure copper
together With anunber Of stpal,ss spec:'
mems Of The same metal, have been IN.
eartRea By Chicago, Freeport and Dodge
vile I;ailrosd graders n the town ot
Monros, Wisconsin. A company has beer
formed to prospect for the mineral. o
which there Is believed there Is lsgge and
valuable vein.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

The decision Of the lower court in the
Chicago Anarchists case has been affirmed
by the Supreme Court and the sentence of
death fixed. The time OF execution is
November II. The announcement caused
much excitement in Chicago. Attempts
will be made to take the case before the
United States Supreme Court,
but the main hope of the defense
lawvers seems to be in executive clemency
and they express confidence in their ability
70 secure a Communication of the death
sentence in some Of the cases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
Ez-Governor Luke blackburn Dead.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 14.-Ex-Gov-
error Luke P. Blackburn, who has been
lying at the point of death at Frankfort,
KY, for weeks past, died here at 2:S5 p.
-. to-day. Ex-Governor Blackborn was
born June l6, 1916, in Woodtord county,
Kentucky.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
Two Miners Killed.

Special 7eIeDGl 10 TIE Register.
STEUBESyILLE, September 14.-This
afternoon q coal bank at New Cumberland,
". Va, cayed in. Two miners named
Hugh Dorm and George Barney were in
stsntly killed. The bodies have not yet
been recovered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
The OIL Panic.

PITIsBuR1, September ll-ThIs AFTER
noon the selling feysf In oil broke out
sfresh and for ibs balance Of the sasion
the memses. on the floor were in an up-
roar. Everybody wanted 10 sell and
prices declined rapidly 70 s2e, elping
weak At 62tc. This II drop Of IL cssts
in two days. No failnses have besn re-
ported and The dealers are hopeful thst all
the sheets will pas the clearing booss I'm
the rsasping. The sales to-day were ths
largest for months, amsrgsiing several
million barrels.
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nrtkereh 20 I.nnre.

BERLIN, September 1.-Two brothers
named Juergensen, who returned to their
native village, Alhersim, on the Island OF
Fohr, four mouths ago alter an absence OF
twenty years in America, have been Or
dered TO leave HruSsian territory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

Col. FRED GRANT, the son Of his faith
e.. received the unanimous vote Of the
New York Republican State Convention,
tor Secretary OF State. And here it may
be remarked that If the New York Repub-
liclus think the young man can be elected
On the illustrious record of his father,
which Is the principle point urged in his
favor, they will be sadly mistaken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
THEY HEAR THE EEws.

The Bombmaksr whistles aud the Rest
Assume an Air Of Brayado.
CHICAGO, September l4-The first Of
fetal information that reached this city
was = telegram from the Court Clerk at
Ottawa to the States Attorneys office
bsrs saying, Anarchists case affirmed;
execution November II. :"
Mr.. Purcell, Of ths States Attsneyis
once, ran at once to the jail with the dis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

wAsHsoToE, D. G., sspt<nseS IA
Il is the present infsstiss - IL Psaa-
dent Va leave this city fer PhHsddpAh -
nnrsw sftezpeoa = 4 Ssssk. Hs yin
+! psUhshly b aess0yasisd b Nm Csvs-
haa anA 6sos1ay 1nyasa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
AltE strakosch Coming.

BGEHER HAVEN, September l4.--Prof.
Alexander Strakosch, German dramatic
reader, accompanied by his daughter, sail,
ed to-day for New York.
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Another MItcheIstown Victim Dead.

DUBLIN, September 14.-Carrl one OF
the men wounded during the melee Fri
day has since died. On Sunday he swore
to deposition identifying the constable
who shot him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

TuE Duke @; MARLROROCGH had better
r., ,aousry with the American reporter,
VITO !. a'vavs loaded for bear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

THEgE are many socia,sis and diseases
which affect Stocs asa eanse ssrioas in
conyenisnss asd los 70 the farmer In bis
work, which may be quickly reuedied hy
| the use Of DR.. J. Il MeLean's vsleAate on
xuiment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

EAST LIVERPOOL, o, pledges herself to
paw $lo3. DOO for another railroad outlet,
the proposed line being simply link to
h gogne,t 1t New Lisbon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

SENATOR JOE UCDoSALD thinks Pres
iieut CIEy ELAND can have q second term,
if hr wants it, without opposition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

TN-Guv. LIKE p. BLACKBURN, of Ken
fuD,-- did ves.eLiay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

NEW YoRK, September H--xk Bosrks
Cochran this morning eassaadsd his asyu-
ment before the SPECIAL session q essrt
called 10 hear tss Hssarp oss. The -
fsnse viii ssbnit their psintsd tfief5 -
day. A. IL o'einck the hearing wss easss6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
HIGHLY PERNICIoUs,
The Duke OF fMarlboroush AGAIN Denoupcs
American Sewspapers,

The Duke Of fMarlboroush Again Denoupces
American Newspapers.
ROsToS, September l6-Hh Grace the
Duke OF marlborough gave American
newspapers another whirl yesterday, To
a reporter he SAID:
interviewing is a highly p1rnlcious
practice. / am not quite familiar With
American journalism, bat think 10 10 far
below the standard Of the London Jour.
nais. The habit Of promiscuous interview
ing is exceedingly annoying They never
quote correctly what one says; they distort
il and amplify with their acute imagina-
tons. find that public men are greatly
annoyed by reporters
Now, IL an AusSiSan were to come 10
London; p.tntiuued the Duke, 'and ring
sly door bell and wanted TO know how
many bousemaids kept, whether ! had q
butler and how mach | paid nay oook, !
should cnnsider Kim impsrtipsBt, because
be wanted TO prY into my private affairs
Now, ! consider that my impressions OF
people have met, and my plans for the
present and future are Just a. much my
private affairs, and / cannot aDswe. the
questions you have asked. This American
system Of interviewing. ike the American
papers. "a a 0Leie il different from our
English -ays, and 10 many respects ipie-
riOr.
How do you eppy the American tour
50 larS''
II am travelling for rest aud change and
find that ] am securing it."
How do YOU regard the interest telt
here in Irish affairss"
The Americans su6er 10 more than one
respect +soD misspprebsnsioD Of the
analogy Of the constitutions oS the two
nations. America, With ILs great sggrega-
ton Of States, il something like the vast
continent Of Europe with all its different
nations. New York and California, for 10
stance, are wildly separated, and their re-
spectiVe needs differ very much. Bot the
relations between England and Irsiand
must be a. close az thoue sssveen Kent
and Middlesex- Il u impossible 10 con-
ceiye o; tvo separate and financial and
commercial policies In England and Ire
land which would not be disastrous and
conflicting to both, particularly 10 Ire,aad.
In many other ways the needs OF Ireland
and England are % similar that while
home rule u ssme form IL necessity
which cannot be ignored, yet there cannot
safely be two separate and widely divergent
policies for Great Britain and Ireland
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.

v,r West Virginia, cooler, generally fair wealth
.-r.-r, 10 fresh variable WINDS, generally north
eHrS u.s. W,,ts-n PENNSYLVANIA. fair weather near.
-.,srinusrv temperature, light 10 fresh variable
t,u.r> generally westerly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

wAsHIxsfos. September 1I-There ID
some dissatisfaction expressed NJ the Nsvy
Department over the slow progress Of the
United States steamer Tbetis toward
Alaska The yease, sailed sereral months
ago from pasumouth, Va, and should
haze reached her destination By this date
if she equaIled the trip Of The Bear, which
il slower yezsel When last board from
the Theta was at CAliso, Peru, and IL u
IextreIaeiy doubtful If she can reach
Alaska, where she Il TO assist In protecting
the sealeries, before the winter closes q.
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TugRE should be full attendance al

THERE should be full attendance al
,o-pislt's meeting of the Chamber of Com
rnsr.,,. when that body viii take the nee
ss.,r, action to cooperate with the Council
and m, Eoard Of Commissioners in regard
tbp Union bridge project.
Not only Is the boom of the enterprise
srIl on the increase in the city, but the
railroads over the river sniff the battle
tr,m aiar, and some of them have already
called meetings Of their directors 10 hustle
On their extensions to meet the big Union
bridge. Boom is the word these days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
Tory Opinion of O'Brisn's Impriso

LONDON, September 1.-THE Standard
to-day says: "The Government will mike
fatal bluuder if they defeat the purpose
of the law By converting imprisonment
under the Grimes act or any other act into
term Of honorable and easy detention.
If Mr. O'Briep claims to be martyr he
cannot expect TO be ap elegant Fecluse.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15
FIXING THE BAIk.

The date Of the execution was not de-
cided until this morning before the as
sembling ofthe court. LAST night the doe
ument was finally discussed and approved,
but some of the Judges were favorable to
extending the date of execution until JAN
uary. The majority held that in view OF
the long period that had elapsed since the
crime was committed, justice demanded
that the law must be enforced without
any more delay than was necessary TO pre-
pare the souls Of prisoners for the final
event. This reasoning prevails.
THE PRISONERS NOTIFIED.
The condemned Anarchists did not de-
uend upon what they term the capitaliStic
press for authentic news Of their fate.
Within q few minutes after the decision
WAS announced, Carl AZwanzig, editor of
the GermGa Herald, and q pronounced
sympathizer with the Reds" appeared
in the telegraph Office n'tow Of couple
Of his political friends, and dictated dis
patch informing the Anarchists that no
hoOe remained for them. Itwss addressed
to August Spies, county Jail.
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WANTS TO RESIGN.

Premier Rouvier Tired of 0fioe-General
Cable News.
LONDON, September l4.-It is rumored
that changes are about TO he made in the
French Ministry. NJ. Rouvier, who meets
with difficulty in the financial situation,
being desirous Of reslgniDg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-15

The fiippant, sneering Language OF
Presidenl ClevelaDd's vetoes Of pension
bills was insulting to the veterans and de-
grading to the Executive. Tho sub
servient spirit displayed in Mr. Cleveland >
illegal order to 'retuyn the Irhsl battle
Aags, the precious Irophiss OF the Union
troops, deserves only reprobation
and Just resentment Of al
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-11

CNrTED SrsrEs.-Abrahsm Kirvchbaurr
-. Jane Martin: gsrrishment. Jury dis
sgreed end discharged. Dotius c. Ives ei
a. Va. Sylvester p. Hicks ct al, replevin
On trial.
CrR-rrr Anthony n Naris and II. II
Idems vs- PiotrO Swentleck; assumpsit. on
tr.sl.--tullsr Il Rice Lumber and Manu-
featuring C0mpar vs. Charles F. Mason;
sssumpsit. Verdict for plaintiff. 500
Wm. Fl. II. Davis and A-odla II. Davis vs
Andres ID. IangOres aux: sSsnmpsit. Judg-
ment FOR plaintiff. SCI and costs.
OTFIcz BUSINESS. lewis Il. ,Withsy ei
a. "a. Charles II. Bignel e. al. in chancarT.
F0reciosurs bill hled.--Msso1ic Mutual
Benefit Association OF Western Michjxaa
vs. Gusta Gleason et al.; ii chancery. Bill
Of inserpleader hled.
SUPxzIoR Minnie Z. Dsrming vs. Chss.
r. Deming. IN clancery. Order % show
cause WY defendant should not psy ali
mCny. Areusd and submitted. Martha
Tsyi0r vs. The City Of Grand Rapids. Judg-
msnt for defendant.
PzoskrE.-Essate Of Catherine Farming.
Deceased. Petition for appointment os az
uinistrstor fled Hearing December 70
Estate Ct Frances Allens Juan. A minor
Oder sppoinfing guard sn.--Estate OF
Deborah Tyler. Deceased. PetiGon FOR
license - sell rssl estate 6led. Hearing
DeCsmbcr 5.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-11
SAM CLAY WANTS A DIVORCE.
He Charges His Wife With Desertion-
Another Bill Filed

Samuel d. Clay. Prosecuting Attorney for
Kent county, yesterday commenced pro-
ceedings through his attorney. ex-Judge
Isaac II. Parrish, in the Superior Court for
a divorce from his wife, Dr. Frances A.
Rutherford Clay. They were married
August -. 1875, in Pennsylvania, and re-
sided together as man and wife until Sep
tember 10. 1885. The complaint reads as
follows. That the said Frances A. Ruther-
ford. Gisregarding the solemnify of her
marriage vow on or about the 10th day of
September. A. D., 1885. without the con-
sert. will or agreement of your orator and
without just cause deserted your orator and
that since thai time TO the present has con-
tipued such desertion ana refused TO live or
cohabit with your orator"
Margaret Beddow also asks the same
court. through her attorneys, Taggart s.
Dennison. for divorce from her husband
James ri. Beidov, 10 whom she was mar
ried in June. 1884. In her complaint she
charges aim with extreme cruelty. having
repeatedly struck and abused her and in
sDch a severe msnuer that she was finally
obliged To leave nis house.